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claudefiddler wrote:
Dave
I don't know if the off kilter reflection is correctable. It's a problem in my view.
Also the over done color of the earth wedge is over the top. Red in the rocks and peaks is too much out of gray balance.
Perhaps the only earth wedge photo that I've liked is Galen Rowell's use of this phenomenon
in a very well done image of Bristlecones in his book the Dynamic Landscape. The subtle colors in his photo add to the surreal effect of the photo. Steve Roper once said of an earth wedge image of mine, "looks like you did the best you could". Point taken.
Your compositions do a good job of not cutting off the Merriam Peak and the others with the fore ground slabs.
Hard to get around mid-day in the sun cups and mush of June in the high country but look at how many photos Ansel Adams, Joe Holmes took without any clouds to speak of. For me earth wedge photos like silhouette photos like rainbow photos..... (think Ansel Adams photo of Half Dome) need a powerful element of distinction to make them work beyond being a good composition, or technically well executed or well processed, etc.
BTW pouring rain on Lone Pine Peak Sunday and pouring rain in Bridgeport this morning at 6:30.
Claude Fiddler...Show more →
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dbehrens wrote:
#1 is a killer shot! Super foreground perspective and comp! I know the feeling when after all your effort the sky is without moisture - but in this case clouds are not needed at all. Dave
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Ton Hung wrote:
very nice set.
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kmunroe wrote:
lovely set Dave.. congrats on the win
Thanks, much. Appreciate the comments and critique.
Dave
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